Species: Unknown

Je mets l'avis négatif jusqu'à qu'on arrive à évacuer en mode facile avec "010". On arrive à la navette, il est juste derrière nous, il rentre, donc on ressort, on manque d'endurance et les 200 zombies nous bloquent donc on meurt, on revient et même chose jusqu'à la limite de réapparition. Les armes ? Oui, mais quand une énorme bestiole te court après tu peux pas prendre le temps de shoot les zombies. C'était le mode facile et on était 2, je pense que c'était pas super bien équilibré.

Despite this game being Early Access, I can confidently say it is well worth the money. Even the full supporter package if you are feeling generous. There is a definitive polish to the visual design of the game, the character movement, and the mission mechanics. The weapons feel appropriately strong or weak depending on the creatures you face, and the game rewards team play when engaging in combat. However, monster combat is not the only core mechanic. Puzzle solving is, and in this vein, the game also does well. Each mission presents a different location of a ship with a different puzzle to solve, and the nature of the puzzle will be slightly different each time. Combine this with the fact that each enemy creature poses a unique threat and unique challenge to defeat or avoid it, provides avenues for a lot of replayability. This is even now with only one map and a handful of enemy creatures. The character customisation is very good, considering the price point. The upgrade packages like your armour, stamina and mini-map all feel rewarding and reasoanably price-scaled I would say, althought I have not delved too deeply into it yet. My only gripes with the game so far is that sometimes the Menu UI can feel a little clunky to use and some other key input hardships. The Menu UI requires sometimes a click, or sometimes a button press. But it's not always immediately clear which it needs, or if either will work. There seems to be a long delay between the menu screen appearing and the ability to actually interact with it. This exacerbates this issue for me. As for key input issues, I'll give an example: if you pick up a non-weapon item and carry it, pressing the "Swap Weapon" button will immediately drop the item and then equip NO weapon in its place. That's a bummer for obvious reasons. It should actually swap to a weapon, so long as you have one. I usually don't go for this kind of game, but this is impressive so far. I hope the roadmap continues to build on what is undoubtedly a solid foundation.